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Update: Construction work at the Central Law Library from 14 October until 6 December 2019 (anticipated completion date)

8 October 2019, by Internetredaktion

17 October 2019

No Wi-Fi on 3+

Due to construction measures the copiers are momentarily out of service. Please use the ones on other floors.

14 October 2019

Floors 4+ and 5+: Construction work from 14 October until 1 November 2019 (anticipated completion date) to re-fit tables and lighting.

Restrictions:

  • During this time, the workspaces in this area are not available for use. Access to the books stored in this area is anticipated to be restricted to after 5 pm and on weekends.
  • Unfortunately, group study rooms 3 and 4 are also unavailable for reasons of safety.
  • Wi-Fi: in 3+, the Wi-Fi signal may be weaker than usual; Wi-Fi is currently not available in 4+ and 5+.
    Ensure that all required literature is copied or scanned ahead of time, or used in electronic form where available.
    Where possible, make use of the other libraries on campus.

Thank you for your understanding.
The Central Law Library Team

25 September 2019

From 14 October, anticipated until the beginning of December 2019 comprehensive construction work will be carried out in our library to improve the work spaces and lighting. 

All desks will be refurbished and new lighting installed in the book tower section of the building.

Unfortunately, we are unable to prevent the associated noise and temporary closure of some floors during the construction phase. The books in the affected areas will not be accessible during the day for the duration of the construction work. Efforts are being made to provide access to those shelves on a daily basis from 5 pm and on weekends.

You will be informed of floor closures in advance. For more information, check the notice boards hanging around the Central Law Library and on our homepage.

We thank you for your understanding and apologize for the inconvenience.
The Central Law Library Team